Louis Koo, born Koo Tin Lok, is a Hong Kong actor and film producer. He was born on October 21, 1970 in Hong Kong and made his acting debut in 1991, taking on his first role in a television drama. In 1994, he took on his first film role, a step which eventually led to him being dubbed one of the “stalwarts of the Hong Kong film industry”. The recipient of multiple acting awards, he stepped into the role of producer in 2013 when he founded “One Cool Film Production Limited”, a film production company with an ever-growing list of titles to its name. Since his debut as an actor, he has appeared in numerous films and television dramas, including “Burning Flame I” (1998), “A Step Into The Past” (2001), and “The White Storm 2: Drug Lords” (2019).

Louis Koo

Undercover police officer Cheung Kin Hang (Aaron Kwok) has successfully infiltrated the inner circle of the notorious Thai-Chinese drug baron Hong So Chai (Sean Lau). When fellow undercover cop Au Chi Yuen (Louis Koo) saves So Chai from harm, he is also brought into the circle of trust. The three men form a close bond — until So Chai is tipped off that there is a spy in his midst. As trust begins to deteriorate, can the two cops complete their missions… before their covers are blown? This 2023 Chinese action thriller movie was written and directed by Herman Yau.

The White Storm 3: Heaven or Hell

△ Undercover OGT △

Au Chi Yuen / Mak Chan Wing

William Luk (Louis Koo), lead investigator of Hong Kong's Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), becomes entangled in a high-stakes investigation when a terrorist incident erupts during an international event. Partnering with Kenny Ching (Kevin Cheng), he uncovers a complex corruption case involving sex slave traffickers targeting Chief Justice Emma Pong (Jessica Hsuan), who possesses critical evidence of human trafficking networks in Thailand. With support from his friend Lau Po Keung (Julian Cheung), chief inspector of the VIP Protection Unit, William must navigate a dangerous conspiracy with powerful protectors at every level. This is the fifth and final installment of the "Storm" pentalogy, a 2021 Hong Kong movie directed by David Lam.

G Storm

🌪️ G Storm 🌪️

Universe Films Distribution

In the Hong Kong underworld, one unbreakable rule is no drug dealing. When Boss Yu Nam (Kent Cheng) discovers his right-hand man Jizo (Louis Koo) violating this code, he orders Yu Shun Tin (Andy Lau) to punish Jizo by cutting off his fingers and expelling him from the Triad. Fifteen years later, Shun Tin has transformed into a successful billionaire philanthropist married to Michelle (Karena Lam). His peaceful life is shattered when he learns of a son from a deceased ex-girlfriend, May (Chrissie Chau), who tragically dies from a drug overdose. Consumed by grief and rage, Shun Tin places a massive HK$100 million bounty on Jizo, now the city's top drug lord, and embarks on a dangerous mission of revenge. Determined to destroy the drug trade, Shun Tin risks everything in a violent quest for justice. This is a 2019 Hong Kong action film directed by Herman Yau, serving as a thematic sequel to the 2013 film "The White Storm".

The White Storm 2: Drug Lords

The Storm Team

Jizo

Shaw Brothers Pictures International

Tin Lik Hang (Louis Koo), a struggling filmmaker facing personal and professional challenges, becomes the caretaker of his 79-year-old Alzheimer's-stricken father (Francis Ng) after his mother's sudden death. Initially resentful of their strained relationship, Tin experiences a miraculous transformation when his father begins mysteriously shedding years, becoming younger with each passing day. As his father rejuvenates, Tin discovers deeper insights into his parent's past choices and motivations, embarking on an unexpected journey of understanding and reconciliation. Through this extraordinary experience, Tin confronts his own life's difficulties and seeks potential redemption. This is a 2016 Hong Kong drama directed by Roy Szeto, based on the play "Nukegara" by Norihiko Tsukuda.

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